News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-07-21
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVILLE.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES

| CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH-Rey W A
Bushee, Pastor. Services commence at 1915 A. NJ
Nj. E. CHURCH.-Rev. W. Fl. HYDE. Pastor
! services commence at 1890 A. NJ.
/ UNIVERsALIST CHURCH-Rev F. E. HeaIev
Fastor. Services commence at 1915 A. NJ.
Miss Carrie Powers is visiting
| friends in Bradford.
F. D. Merriam is studying law in
the office of P. X. Gleed.
/. A. White has moved into Mrs.
il. G. Bugbee's house in Brooklyn.
Master Ralph Warden, of Boston,
is visiting his cousin, frankie Newton.
Frank Town, Esq, now located in
the West, is visiting his relatives in
this vicinity.
The meeting of the G. A. r. fol
practice will be on Friday at p. M,
instead of Saturday.
Mrs. Griswold and Mrs. DR.. Board
man, of Montpelier, are visiting their
friends in this vicinity.
"Slade," they say, is taking sum-
mer boarders. We noticed he was
putting on some style lately.
DR.. Whittier, one of the faculty of
Harvard College, was in town this
week, the guest of c. NJ. Peck and
wife.
Rev. F. E. Healey is away on his
vacation. He is to be absent three
Sundays, preaching here again Aug
ust IA.
E. G. Mason, of Rutland, special
agent of the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society, has been in town for a
short time.
Don't hurry, don't get excited, don't
scold, don't walk in the sun, don't
drink much ice water-and you'll
keep pretty cool this hot weather.
F. B. Livingston started Monday
for business and pleasure trip West.
He goes to Chicago, from there into
Wisconsin, then TO Indiana, and will
probably take run into Kentucky.
DR.. Royce was suddenly called
away Friday night, but will return
Wednesday and open his office again
Thursday morning. Remember the
Doctors office hours are from 9 a. m.
TO p. m. Office not open on Sun
day.
The Cooley Manufacturing Co., of
Waterbury, are putting on a good
many of their chimney caps in this
vicinity. They are certainly a good
thing and more of them should be used.
They have about 1000 now in use,
having put in about 500 this season.
They not only prevent creosote, but
preserve the chimney.
During the summer, boys (some of
them rather large to be called such)
have been in the habit of bathing in
the river near the highways and vii
lage residences. This is bad enough,
but when young men take pains to
make indecent exposures of them
selves it is time they were summarily
dealt with. The town authorities hav-
ing this idea in view, wish the boys
TO understand that no further exhibit
ton of this kind will be overlooked.
The safest thing for the boys TO do
is to change their bathing quarters.
The reunion of the Lamoille Valley
Veteran Soldiers on the Morrisville
Fair Ground Aug. "a and %, bids
fair to be very interesting occasion.
Among the attractions will be grand
torch-light procession on the evening
of Aug. "a. A grand review of the
old veterans on Aug. % by His Ex-
cellency, Gov. E. J. Ormsbee. There
will be speeches by the Governor and
other prominent men. The Crafts
bury cornet band of II pieces have
been engaged, and will be assisted by
the Morrisville band and drum corps.
Posters will be issued soon.
The Morrisville Union Camp-meet-
ing commences August IL and closes
the 22d. The first week will be I'M
der the direction of the New England
Camp-meeting Association for the pro-
motion of holiness, Rev. Nm. d.
Mcdonald President in charge. Rev.
Joshua Gill, editor of the Christian
Witness and AdUocate Of Bible Holi-
ness, with other able workers, will be
present to aid in the meetings. The
second week of the meetings will be
under the direction of the Morrisville
Union Camp-meeting Association, the
Rev. E. W. Culver, Presiding Elder,
in charge. He will be assisted, in adj
dition to the preachers of the district,
by Rev. L. B. Bates, of East Boston,
Chaplain of the Father Taylor Bethel,
and his wife and daughters, who are
gifted in song. Rev. D. B. McKen-
zie, ex-Presiding Elder of the St. AL
bans district, will be present to assist.
This beautiful grove, among the most
beautiful of New England, is more
lovely than ever by reason Of the i'm
provements thereon. An elegant
boarding house and grocery, at which
good board and lodgings can be had
at 81 per day, is within a few rods of
the stand. The accommodations of
the grounds and the railroad is all that
can be desired. w. II. HYDE,
for Committee.